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Chapter 2648

His palm tightened as his lips moved to her ear. "I'm starting to think Jonas had the right idea," he whispered, his voice

dangerously low.

The warm breath on the sensitive skin of her ear sent a jolt of electricity through her. Half of her body went numb, and she stood

perfectly still, unable to move.

"Oh?" The single word cout as a trembling whisper. She was trying desperately to keep her voice steady, but it was impossible

to tell if she was trying to keep from being heard or trying to control the wild, frantic beating of her heart.

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"Kiss her until she agrees."

His voice was a low, maic rumble, each word a hammer blow against her heart. And then, his lips were on her again.

His senses were filled with the light, elegant fragrance of her skin. It felt as if they were sealed off from the rest of the world, the

sound of the rain and the couple outside fading into a distant murmur.

In that moment, she was all he could see.

Jenny and Jonas were lost in their newfound passion, their kisses growing more intense with no sign of stopping. And here,

Gabriel's lips traced a slow, torturous path along her jaw.

Sylvia squeezed her eyes shut, her hands clenched into fists. Her heart hammered against her ribs, threatening to leap out of her

chest and into the body of the man pressed so tightly against her, never to be hers again.

Just as his lips finally reached the corner of hers, poised to claim them, Sylvia suddenly reached up, grabbed the front of his shirt,

and wrenched her head to the side.

Gabriel froze, his breathing heavy, his body taut with restraint.

Fortunately, Jonas and Jenny were finallying up for air. "Weren't you here to meet Sylvia?" Jenny asked, her voice sweet and

breathless. "Where is she?"

Jonas, still catching his breath, glanced around. "She toldto meet her here."

Jenny pulled out her phone. "I'll give her a call."

"Don't," Jonas said, catching her hand. He grinned. "Sylvia is always so polite and reserved with us. Don't you think it's a little